Cascade County board sparse dispute over lumber misuse
Cascade commissioners Delphy and Roulswick accuse Chairman Cooper of taking county lumber for his farm and for repairs on bridges. Auditor Carr testified that old lumber from the Cascade bridge was moved to the Crown Butte site and Cooper's land, with some used to repair an irrigating ditch. Cooper absent and silent. prior friction with Carr and other board members noted.
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Great Falls
Delphy
Roulswick
Cooper
Schremmeck
Missouri
Cascade
Carr
Crown Butte
Mr. Carr
Paid Off and Discharged at Nelson Yang Shearing Plant
Special dispatch reports in Great Falls that last evening all workers who struck at the Nelson Yang shearing plant across the river were paid off and discharged. The development marks the end of the labor action by the group tied to the plant operations near Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Nelson- Yang
Workers quit over pay at local plant fallout
Yesterday 28 workers left after demanding 8 to 9 cents more per head for shearing. The owners discharged them and reopened the plant. This morning 10 returned, four more joined by afternoon, 17 now at work replacing the 28. Some rejoined today. several left the city on the morning train.
Cannon moved to storehouse grounds in Helena
The ancient cannon taken from the Philippines by the first Montana regiment was moved from the courthouse to the storehouse grounds. It is now placed in the small centre park at the rear of the building, chosen as the most appropriate site due to the lack of space at the main entrance.
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Helena
Philippines
Montana
Funeral Attended by State Leaders in Missoula
In Missoula Chief Justice Brant ly of the supreme court of the state Secretary of State George M. Hays and ex Governor S. T. Hauser joined many prominent Montanans to attend the funeral of E L Bonner. The gathering paid their last respects to the deceased.
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Helena
Brantly
Supreme Court of the State
George M. Hays
S. T. Hauser
Missoula
E. L. Bonner
Prosecuting Witness Missing At McDevitt Hearing
The preliminary hearing for Thomas McDevitt on a charge of stealing a horse and saddle from Pat Flanagan was started in Utica. Flanagan could not be located, prompting a subpoena and eventual dismissal for lack of prosecution when he did not appear.
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Great Falls
Tom McDevitt
Pat Flanagan
Utica
Korell
James McDevitt
Belden
Lewistown
Shaw
Conrad
McKevitt
Montana
Chinaman No Change Story in Taxing Civil Suit
In Tudan a civil suit concerns $150 from Miss Milred Elliott and Lee Sing. Lee says he bought cigars at Elliott store, lacked change, paid $15 by check then bank failure to return. Elliott contends Lee followed her into the kitchen, attempted improper advances, and paid money to quiet matters. Both sides have attorneys.
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Standard Millon
Tudan
Milred Elliott
Lee Sing
Miss Elliott
Lee
Amputation Follows Robbery Shove On Clancy Road
John H. Matthewson, robbed and shot Friday night on Clancy road, had his leg amputated below the knee at St. Peter's hospital after arriving in Helena by train. Doctors report a weak but hopeful condition as investigation continues and Matthewson identifies his attacker. He is a Lump Gulch rancher with a wife and seven children and holds accident and fraternal benefits.
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Standard
Helena
John H. Matthewson
Clancy Road
St. Peter's Hospital
Matthewson
Butte
Lump Gulch
Helena County Assessed Valuation Rises by $500000
Helena reports yellowish tone county's assessed valuation climbs to 4,579,722 dollars this year, an increase of more than 500,000 dollars over last year, per J. J. Ryan, clerk of the state board of equalization.
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The
Standard
Helena
Yellowatone
J. J. Ryan
State Board of Equalization
Equalization Board Sets July 21 Meeting in Helena
The state board of equalization chaired by the governor will convene in regular session on Monday July 21. The board will adjourn likely after a brief meeting and will invite corporate representatives to appear with statements. The board’s duty is to fix corporate property values and adjust county assessor valuations to achieve uniform figures.
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Board of Equalization
Montana Railroad Tax Valuations Under Review
Officials discuss statewide railroad property valuation as the central item in the tax assessment. Last year Montana railroads faced high valuations, and current projections suggest similar figures will be adopted in the upcoming review.
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Montana
Treasury Balances Reported for July 12
Washington reports the day’s financials with available cash at 198,506,688 and gold holdings at 105,207,020. The balance figures reflect the government’s treasury position for the date in question.
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Washington
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